PSV with Schouten and Veerman against Koninklijke HFC • Later tonight also MVV-Feyenoord

TWO-CELL | Line-up for the last CL match Twente

FC Twente and Celtic have already been eliminated from group B of the Champions League for women, Chelsea and Real Madrid were too strong. Tonight in Enschede, honor is mainly at stake, will Twente be able to say goodbye to the Champions League in a nice way? The match can be followed live via a livestream on Autovantra.nl and in the Autovantra app.

FC Twente line-up: De Jong; Everaerts, Knol, Carleer, Tuin; Van Dooren, Van Ginkel, Peddemors; Hulst, Te Brake, van Dijk.

PSV-HFC | Schouten and Veerman in the starting line-up

Jerdy Schouten and Joey Veerman will be in PSV’s midfield ‘as usual’ tonight. Schouten is in the starting line-up for the first time since October 19, Veerman was out for a few weeks before that.

PSV coach Peter Bosz makes more changes. Joël Drommel is the goalkeeper and Hirving Lozano and Armando Obispo start.

PSV line-up: Drommel; Ledezma, Obispo, Dams, Oppegard; Schouten, Veerman, Til; Lozano, Pepi, Perisic.

The line-up of the visitors from Haarlem will take some time. Due to traffic congestion in Eindhoven, the players bus is also delayed, HFC is not yet at the stadium an hour before the match.

Royal HFC knows what it feels like to win the KNVB Cup

PSV takes on Royal HFC at home. That is currently number nine in the Second Division. The club from Haarlem has taken 24 points in the competition after 17 games. They won six times, drew six times and lost five times. So a changeable team.

But…anything is always possible in the cup. This is what Utrecht’s Hercules showed last year when they defeated Ajax. PSV will therefore have to be on its guard. In addition, the Royal HFC knows what it is like to win the KNVB Cup. This happened three times in the past: in 1904, 1913 and in 1915.

The last time the Haarlem club met with an Eredivisie club, it lost. That was in the 2015-2016 season, when Heracles was too strong 3-1.

Welcome to the KNVB cup blog!

The second round of the Dutch cup tournament starts tonight. In this round the top clubs will also take action for the first time. For example, PSV and Feyenoord will try to reach the next round on Tuesday evening.

PSV kicks off against Royal HFC at 6.45 pm. This happens in the own Philips Stadium and should not actually be a problem for the leader in the Premier League. An away match awaits Feyenoord in the far south. A cup disgrace at MVV must be prevented there.

You can read everything about those matches, but also about the other cup matches, here.